Challenging White Feminist Histories: (Anti-)Racism in the Historical Culture on post 1970-women’s movements in Dutch-speaking Belgium

International Francqui Professor 2019-2020: Prof. Dr Rens Bod

One and the Other? An Intersectional Analysis of Gender and Race in Feminist and Ethnocultural Activism in Dutch-speaking Belgium (1970-2010).

Mixed feelings. Emotion, gender and discipline in ego-documents of youth offenders (1890-1965).

The case for presentism. Georges Sorel (1847-1922), Charles Péguy (1873-1914) and their legacy.

Charismatistic leadership in social movements in Belgium during the interwar years. Hendrik De Man, minister in shirtsleeves, in a comparative perspective.

Facultair Mobiliteits- en Sabbaticalfonds faculteit Arts and Philosophy

The rise of mass consumption in Belgium (1945-1989): the social and political construction of affluence.

Dare to remember. UGentMemorie, building the collective memory of Ghent University 1817-2017

Male feminism: the participation of men in women’s emancipation movements in Belgium, France and the Netherlands (1960-1990).

The spectacle of socialism. A transnational and interdisciplinary research on the social and architectural history of Workers’ Assembly Buildings in European cities (1890-1914).

Aristocratic women in the corridors of power. Gender, sexual morality and the public sphere in Vienna and London, 1814/15-1848.

Betraying patriarchy? Men and masculinities in 19th- and early 20th-century European feminisms. Transnational networks and individual trajectories of men committed to the women’s cause.

Commissioned history and the confluence of history and jurisdiction. A comparative and meta-historical analysis of four government-appointed historical commissions in Europe after 1989

Alliance Research Group: Social History (post 1750) Network

Beyond Belgium: Transnational Social and Cultural Entanglements, 1900-1925

The black holes of democracy. Digging up the traumatic memories of civil war and dictatorship in Spain (1936-1975).

Ideas, international policy networks, and political transfer in the development of the modern welfare state. An intellectual history of the International Labour Organisation (ILO) between 1930 and 1980

Civil war, gender, and citizenship. The impact of women’s organizations on the reconstruction of collective identities in post-war Bosnia-Herzegovina 1995-2000

Tracing the Roots of Resistance: Critical Communities and the Protest against Genetically Modified Organisms in Belgium, The Netherlands and France